Assistance League®of Pomona Valley

News and Coming Events

SAVE THE DATE - FEBRUARY 9, 2020. Please join us for our 2020 Annual Spring Tea Party. Watch here for more details.

  • Our Dental Center is open from 8 am to 4 pm Tuesdays and Wednesdays.  Uninsured and Denti-Cal students welcomed.  For information or to make an appointment call  909-629-6142 or email dentalcenter@alpv.org
  • We will have an Operation School Bell® school clothing distribution on January 22, 2020.  Please contact your school office for information or  email operationschoolbell@alpv.org

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Assistance League of Pomona Valley

Assistance League of Pomona Valley is a chapter of National Assistance League, an all-volunteer, member driven organization and is qualified as a 501(c)(3) organization with the IRS. Our chapter provides multiple services to qualifying children and their families living in the communities of Chino Hills, Claremont, Diamond Bar, Glendora, La Verne, Pomona and San Dimas.

Assistance League of Pomona Valley, the eighth oldest chapter of the more than 120 chapters of National Assistance League, was organized in 1932-33 and chartered in 1946. Members raise funds and implement programs that serve specific needs in local areas. Clients are referred by school district personnel. Often siblings and other family members also benefit from our services.

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News & Coming Events

SAVE THE DATE - FEBRUARY 9, 2020. Please join us for our 2020 Annual Spring Tea Party. Watch here for more details.

 

A special thanks to Edison International for proving a grant to fund new coats/jackets for over 600 students
during the 2017-2018 school year.  Edison International is an important partner in our efforts to expand our
Operation School Bell program.

 

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Our Philanthropies

Dental Center
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Dentists and support staff provide routine and emergency dental services to children from low-income families that otherwise are unable to receive this critical care.  Through this worthwhile program, children can concentrate on their education rather than on their pain. 

Additionally, each child selects a new book to take home.

  • Over 200 students treated in 2018-19
  • Over 1200 treatments completed
  • Emergency appointments
  • Preventative procedures
  • Root canals, space maintainers and crowns

Cubs for Kids
(Part of Operation School Bell)
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Volunteers provide stuffed bears for traumatized children.

  • Provided to local police, fire and paramedic agencies
  • Provided to Children’s Advocacy Center

Operation School Bell®
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OSB_3color LogoVolunteers purchase and organize new clothing in a “store-like” setting so children can select multiple outfits appropriate for school. Each student also receives a new book of their choice.

  • Over 1200 students grades Kindergarten to 12 served in 2018-19
  • Clothing includes jeans & jackets to undergarments
  • Backpacks and school supplies
  • Family Care Kits

Act of Giving
(Part of Operation School Bell)
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Members purchase, wrap and distribute items to “Make Christmas Happen” for very low income families in our community

  • Books, Toys and Clothing
  • Food baskets and gift cards
  • All family members are included

Assault Survivor Kits®
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ASK LogoVolunteers assemble kits containing toiletries, new basic clothing and other “survival” items.

  • Kits are age and gender specific
  • Provided to Project Sister for distribution to assault victims